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There are several plateaus in the short history of performance evolution, beginning with the introduction of the V-8 engine. Next is the appearance of fuel injection and supercharging in the late 1950s, and multiple carburetors perched atop big-blocks in the early 1960s just before hitting the GTO–the benchmark for all domestic muscle cars that quickly…

Check out 10 great Ford crate engines, including turnkey crate engines, long blocks, and more. Plus, see what popular manufacturers like Blueprint motors have to offer for Ford enthusiasts.

‘Fairbird’ trim was featured in mid-’50s Ford brochure, and a concours judge shares a Ford brochure that explains the special look.

In 1969, Ford Motor Co. built an experimental, mid-engine version of the Boss 429 Mustang. Here's the story behind this intriguing machine.

1965 Ford Falcon Futura, the Falcon originally launch by Ford in 1960 with the 1965 being considered the second generation of the model. Although Falcon...

This 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 was built into an SCCA Trans Am racer when brand new, it was then raced extensively in Texas

"The Ford Calliope engine was intended to run at LeMans in 1968, but rule changes outlawed it before it was ever fired. Displacing 427 cubic inches, it was...

In 1949, the Ford Motor Company almost joined the Motor City’s fastback movement, but the Dearborn carmaker eventually chose another course. Detroit’s streamline era was a brief but memorable period in auto styling—roughly 1940 through 1952, give or take—that … Continue reading →

Ford's Probe coupe has all but disappeared from U.S. roads, with few examples still being used as daily drivers. Even fewer that are left feature the desirable turbocharged powerplant, and this first-generation model is an impressive survivor with the most desirable motor and transmission combination. Find it here on eBay with an opening bid of...